–VERSIONE ITALIANA SOTTO– Milan is well known for being the Italian “place to be”: even an old gas station can be turned into a modern and fantastic place where design and luxury cuisine merge together. That’s what happened to the ex Agip service station in Piazzale Accursio: this station was commissioned by Enrico Mattei, ENI founder and president, and designed by Mario Bacciocchi in 1952. What makes it special is…

  @Die Sun We live in an awaking world, we are awakening from all the destruction we have created during the 1900s, the industrial revolution, the wars, pollution, devastation of lands, environment, fast-fashion, racism, and the infinite problems human beings caused in the past. This is the time to wake up, turn on our creativity, and work together towards rebuilding a promising green future.   The topic of the photo…

Val di Mello- the green jewellery Just 2 hours away from the metropolitan city of Milan lies the peaceful little village of San Martino, in the province of Sondrio. Whenever you decide to go by car or use the train (+short ride on a bus) you can visit it for one day, but better plan at least two days: you will definitely fall in love with its astonishing nature! This…

Through my years of traveler, I’ve learned that the best way to get to know a place, its history, its important facts, and its culture is through a tour. Usually, the tour guides have a lot of knowledge of their cities, they also have a lot of information to share about a political, economic, and social situation and they can share with you special places such as amazing restaurants for…

Venice. Photo by @ripato   If you are thinking to travel close to Milan during this period, here are some recommendations of beautiful places you can enjoy every weekend, it is not necessary to stay out a week or so and take a risk if you feel scared of the virus. Travel different and get to know places maybe you haven’t even heard of them before.   One of the…

photo @matt.logic Milan is the Business heart of Italy and the subway transports around 1.4 million passengers daily between tourists and workers, but that’s not by far the way Italians love to get around the city. Cars are still the preferred choice for people.  Despite these numbers, during the second phase of the Coronavirus, a lot of citizens will have second thoughts about taking the bus or the subway, in…